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The CCC is in need of supplies, especially litter (Scoop Away), bleach, laundry detergent, dry and wet cat and kitten food (Purina/Friskies), paper towels, trash bags, and treats! Any help is very much appreciated! We are located at 289 Thompson Road in Webster and are open Thursday through Sunday 12pm-3:30pm. You can see more of our adoptable cats on Petfinder and Adopt-a-pet and we would love it if you would follow us and share our kitties on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com /pages/Community-Cat Connection/18375625177438. Please email us at info@ccatconnect.org for any questions!

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• Data from Prosper Insights & Analytics says people planned to spend an average of $967.13 in The holidays are here, and that 2017 on the holiday season. That means millions of people will was up 3.4 percent from the year spend time decorating, making prior. shopping lists, purchasing presents, and stocking up on entertaining • Tracking of spending on video essentials. Various groups and games by The NPD Group reflects a consumer watchdogs track trends growth of 15 percent when compared in holiday spending and giving, and to a year ago. All categories have many facts and figures may surprise shown gains, including software, holiday enthusiasts. hardware, accessories, and game cards. Fortnite has been a • Economists with the National significant software sales driver for Retail Federation say online and 2018, ratcheting up legions of fans retail sales in 2017 increased by seemingly overnight. 10.5 percent over the previous year. The combination of job and • Many people pride themselves on wage gains, modest inflation, and shopping early for gifts, but there elevated consumer confidence has are eleventh-hour consumers as led to higher holiday spending. well. NRF says around 15 percent of last-minute shoppers plan to buy • Between Thanksgiving Day and gifts at supermarkets or grocery Cyber Monday 2017, more than stores. 174 million Americans shopped in stores and online, offers the NRF. • Charitable giving tends to Black Friday still reigns supreme, skyrocket at the end of the year, when with 77 million consumers. the spirit of giving synonymous However, Small Business Saturday with the season inspires individuals was not far behind, with 55 million to give back. According to consumers. PricewaterhouseCoopers, the

average total cash contribution to charity by individuals is roughly $245. • The NRF notes that, in 2017, only about 12 percent of consumers finished their holiday shopping by the second week of December. • Research from Forbes found that gift cards will continue to reign supreme. Gift cards are convenient for gift-givers, and PWC found that 42 percent of people prefer to receive gift cards for the holidays.

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cling to when it comes to the holiday season. Myth No. 1: Regifting is in poor taste Many people have a secret stash tucked into drawers and stuffed way back into closets: Presents from the past they don't really want but the guilt is too strong to let them go. If you think regifting is a tacky solution to lightening the load, here's a good secret you should know. Nearly two-thirds of us (65 percent) do it anyway, according to the survey. So if you can picture your aunt's wide grin when she sees that over-the-top holiday sweater, by all means, wrap it up and give it to her. She'll commend you for your excellent taste and your holiday

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budget will also give a tiny gasp of Myth No. 3: Adding spare change to your budget doesn't add up relief. These days, you think pocket change Myth No. 2: Sticking to a holiday won't even cover the cost of a cup of coffee. Which is why you may budget is just too hard After past failures to make a holiday not be in the habit of counting on budget, you decided it's just easier your change to fill out your holiday to close your eyes and dive into a budget. Remember this: Most credit coma until January. Because people who cash in spare change it's impossible to keep up with the have more than they think, and unexpected extras that keep popping according to the survey that's about up: added gifts, events, replacement $78 on average. So don't discount decorations, holiday attire and food. the power of pocket change. Grab Here's a reality check. Some 68 a container and explore the nooks percent of people stick to a holiday and crannies of your house just to budget. Maybe past failures can be see what you find. Check handbags, chalked up to not having enough car consoles, spare change jars, information to create a good plan. dresser drawers and sofa cushions. Look back on last year's bank and With this new cash stash, you can credit card statements to help you easily knock out an item or two on your budget. make a better plan for this year.

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Monthly Writers Group WEBSTER - On Wednesday December 12 from 5pm-7pm the monthly writers group meets at Booklovers’ Gourmet, 55 East Main Street, Webster. Free. Open to all genres and styles. Bring a piece to share or just come listen and offer feedback. Call 508-949-6232 to register.

Talk, Tears, & Tea (a Substance Abuse Family Support Group) LEICESTER - Do you have someone struggling with an addiction? Do you feel lost and alone? Please join us for Talk, Tears and Tea on Wednesday, December 12 from 7pm to 8:30pm at the Leicester Fire Department (please enter the main lobby of the station upper level). Talk, Tears and Tea is a circle of support for those needing help in dealing with a loved one suffering from opiates and other drug addictions. We are offering our support, experieneces from the journey’s we have traveled while on the path of a loved one suffering. We will help you navigate where to turn for treatment, share resources and offer advice from our hearts. Anything said at the meeting stays at the meeting. This is a no judgement safe zone. Meetings are held every 2nd Tuesday of every month. Contact Talktearstea@gmail.com.

December 13th TEEN IMPROV WITH MEREDITH CHARLES DUDLEY - Try your hand at improv with Meredith Charles-Out of The Box on Thursday, December 13 from 3:45pm to 4:45pm at the Pearle L. Crawford Memorial Library in Dudley. No experience needed. Warning: you will laugh. A lot. Recommended for teens, tweens welcome. Meets in the Teen Room. Registration requested. Drop-ins encouraged! A Celtic Christmas Harp Performance with Aine Minogue DUDLEY - Aine Minogue, a won-

derfully gifted Irish harper and singer, has created holiday music that takes us wandering the winter landscapes of soul and settles us before a blazing fire, our hearts full of Yuletide cheer. Aine brings the Pearle L. Crawford Memorial Library a sumptuous feast of song, poetry, and dance music, perfect for celebrating Christmas with joy on Thursday, December 13 from 6pm to 7pm. Free and no registration (but get here early for a good seat!) Sponsored by the Hugh W. and Harriet K. Crawford Endowment. Annual Cookie Sale LEICESTER - Join the Friends of the Leicester Public Library for their Annual Cookie Sale on Thursday, December 13 from 3pm to 8pm (or until the cookies are gone!). If you can’t get here early, pre-order your cookies and library staff will pick them out for you! Bakers are also needed. Cookies can be dropped off starting Tuesday, December 11. Put your name on your plate/container if you’d like it returned. If you need a tray, pick one up at the library – extras are available!

December 14th Dudley Senior Center Annual Catered Christmas Party DUDLEY - Please join the Dudley Senior Center on Friday, December 14 at noon the the Annual Catered Christmas Party! Tickets are $10 per person and are now available for purchase at the Senior Center. The menu is to be determined and will be announced at a later date. Music entertainment, by our friend Frannie Mik. We’ll be collecting New/Clothing, Knitted/Crocheted goods/Winter items, New Health and Beauty Aids (soaps, shampoos, toothbrushes/toothpaste/hand towels/facecloths), also gift cards for $5.00 and up. A Salvation Army Rep. will be here after the party to pick up our donations. Thank you for your heartfelt, generous contributions which will go to those in our community who really need some hope and Christmas cheer.


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Holiday Basket Festival OXFORD - Grace Episcopal Church, 270 Main St, Oxford will hold its annual Holiday Basket Festival on Saturday, December 15th from 9 AM to 1 PM in the parish hall. Chances on Baskets will be $1 each or 6 for $5. A free ticket will be given for a donation of food, hats or gloves/mittens which will be given to the Oxford Food Shelf. In addition to Baskets, we will have Christmas hats and stockings which can be embroidered with a name for $5. A free hearty lunch will be available for $5 as well as a bountiful bake table. Tours of our beautiful sanctuary on request.

Christmas Concert DUDLEY - The First Congregational Church of Dudley at 135 Center Road will be holding a Christmas Concert on Sunday, December 16th at 2:00pm. Filled with holiday favorites of days gone by, as well as contemporary pieces of joy, love and peace will have you bursting with enjoyment. Step away from the Christmas madness and be filled with a true sense of the reason for the season. Join us in the church sanctuary, Admission is free and open to all, with a free-will offering collected during the concert. Following the performance there will be a reception downstairs in Jacob’s Hall, providing a time for socializing while enjoying delicious treats provided by church members.

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MA at 5pm for the needy and homeless on the first and third Wednesday of month, starting in December. “Love Came Down at Healthy meals include hot soup and Christmas” Concert An open invitation for all. Please a sandwich. come and experience the joy of Christmas through the gift of mu- December 21st sic. The choir & friends of the First Congregational Church, located at Common Ground Memory Café 307 Boston Road, Sutton, Ma., will DUDLEY - The Dudley Senior be giving a concert on December Center will be full of busy larger 16th @ 6:00 P.M. under the direc- size “elves” crafting some great tion of Mr. Erik Johnson. A free Christmas Ornaments as a group, will offering will be taken. Please on Friday, December 21 from 3pm to 5pm. Perfect for gift giving or for join us! yourself with Local Artist, Delores Cowden. Refreshments and Festive December 17th Christmas Music will be enjoyed by all! FREE, come and join us! SponWebster Senior Center sored by MCOA, through a SIG Christmas Party WEBSTER - The Webster Senior grant from the EOEA Boston. Center will be holidng its Christmas Party on Monday, December 17. December 24th Appetizers start at 11am and bufChristmas Eve fet lunch served at 11:30am. EnterCandlelight Services tainment will be Jack Frost’s Winter Wonderland Holiday Variety Show. DUDLEY - The First CongregaGet your tickets early! Tickets must tional Church of Dudley at 135 Center Road will be holding Christbe purchased at time of sign up. mas Candlelight Services on Monday, December 24th at 5:00pm and Webster Masonic 11:00pm. Join us in celebrating the Meeting Webster Lodge A.F. & A. M. next holiday season. Handicapped acregular meeting is Monday, De- cessible. All are welcome. cember 17, 2018, at the Masonic Building, 27 Brandes Street, Web- January 2nd ster. Dinner is at 6:30 PM and the Mercy Meals meeting at 7:30 PM. All members of Webster Lodge are urged to attend. DUDLEY - Mercy Meals will Any man interested in Freemasonry be served at St. Andrew Bobola is welcomed to be our guest for din- Church, 54 West Main St., Dudley, ner. Freemasonry is part of a rich MA at 5pm for the needy and hometradition of men striving to improve less on the first and third Wednesboth their own lives, and the lives of day of month, starting in December. others. We believe that the search Healthy meals include hot soup and for knowledge is the most noble a sandwich. pursuit there is. Webster Lodge, 160 years strong in 2018, is the oldest January 9th active fraternal organization in the Talk, Tears, & Tea (a Substance Webster/Dudley area. For more inAbuse Family Support Group) formation, please visit: http://massLEICESTER - Do you have somefreemasonry.org one struggling with an addiction? Do you feel lost and alone? Please December 19th join us for Talk, Tears and Tea on Wednesday, January 9 from 7pm to Mercy Meals DUDLEY - Mercy Meals will 8:30pm at the Leicester Fire Departbe served at St. Andrew Bobola ment (please enter the main lobby of Church, 54 West Main St., Dudley, the station upper level). Talk, Tears


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Genealogy Group Author Talk DUDLEY - Join the Pearle L. Crawford Memorial Library and Alfred Woollacott III, an Oak Bluffs resident, for a talk on his first novel, “The Immigrant” on Thursday, January 24 from 6pm to 7:30pm. Set in the mid-17th century, the book chronicles his ancestor, John Law, a 14-year old boy caught up in a Scottish civil war, and the man he becomes as an English prisoner or January 16th war sold into indenture in the Mass. Bay Colony town of Concord. Free Mercy Meals DUDLEY - Mercy Meals will and no registration. Sponsored by be served at St. Andrew Bobola Friends of the Library. CONTACT Church, 54 West Main St., Dud- 508-949-8021 or email pearle@cwley, MA at 5pm for the needy and mars.org. homeless on the first and third

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local physicians. She was honored at a celebration at the DCU Center which occurred the night after Harrington’s. Kim Vetal, NP, began working in Brimfield as a family medicine practitioner in 2003, later joining Harrington Physician Services. She currently works alongside Drs. Ruth Benet, Shannon Short-Graley, James Goodwin, and NP Kristine Roth.

All members of Harrington’s community -- volunteers, Board members, patients, employees or other Medical Staff -- were eligible to nominate an MD, DO, NP or PA. The nomination form required a description of how the The Provider of the Year award has provider exemplified the values and been given annually since 2011. characteristics of the award, which This is the first year the healthcare include being caring, collegial, system has given two awards - safe, cooperative, flexible, available one for a physician and one for an and reliable. advanced practice practitioner. The winner is selected by a Christine Carey, MD, FACOG, has committee made up of the Chief been a women’s health provider Medical Officer, the Medical Staff at Harrington Hospital for 22 President, the Chief Executive years. She joined Harrington Officer, and previous years’ Physician Services in 2009. She winners: Dr. Paul Santolucito, Dr. currently practices Gynecology and Paul Harrington, Dr. John Tumolo, Urogynecology in Suite G05 on the Dr. Tina Render, Dr. Talal BouSouthbridge campus alongside Drs. Harb, Dr. Issam Oneyssiand Dr. Mark Simonelli, Kirti Patel and NP Giza High. This year, Gynecologist/ Urogynecologist Dr. Christine Carey and Family Medicine Nurse Practitioner Kim Vetal won the distinguished honor following open nominations in October.

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to Rachael Max, Executive Director at Here Today Adopted Tomorrow, “In most cases, they’re just a cat who ended up homeless through no fault of their own and still have plenty of life ahead of them. Think of a calmer, wiser, less willfully destructive cat — a friend who will love you unconditionally. That’s what you get when you adopt a senior cat.”

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Many shy and fearful cats that do not do well in a traditional shelter flourish in our setting. Shortly after opening, we realized there were more homeless cats than we could handle by adoption alone, so we started programs to spay and neuter the community cats. 180 Sturbridge Rd, Brimfield, MA, 413 324 8224, www. heretodaysanctuary.org To become a fan of Here Today Adopted Tomorrow Animal Sanctuary on Facebook go to: h t t p : / / w w w. f a c e b o o k . c o m / heretodaysanctuary

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